The extreme scarcity of these graphics cards have led to several questionable tactics by retailers
A hot potato: In yet another demonstration of the RTX 5080's scarcity, a Taiwanese buyer faced an unexpected dilemma when a retailer temporarily refused to release his purchased graphics card unless he paid an additional sum. This shouldn't come as a surprise: the extreme shortage of RTX 50 series graphics cards resulted in multi-day queues for raffle entries, rampant scalping, and retailers bundling cards with other products at inflated prices.
The OnePlus Watch 3 boasts 120 hours of battery life, a stunning LTPO display, and a useful rotating bezel – all powered by Google's WearOS 5. However, it comes in only one size, lacks LTE, and will receive just two years of software updates.
Forward-looking: Meta is reportedly planning major investments in AI-powered humanoid robots. The company is said to be in the initial stages of developing futuristic bots that can perform household chores, and is already assembling a crack team for the cutting-edge project.
Offers 8-16x more capacity per stack than current HBM implementations
What just happened? At its first big investor event since breaking off from Western Digital, SanDisk unveiled something it's been cooking up to take a bite out of the hot AI market. The company has a new memory architecture called high-bandwidth flash that fuses the massive storage capacity of 3D NAND with the kind of bandwidth offered by HBM.
The new Powerbeats Pro 2, powered by Apple's H2 SoC, feature a heart-rate sensor, ANC, spatial audio and adaptive EQ. With up to 10 hours of battery life, they work well with both iOS and Android. However, the heart-rate sensor is limited to iOS at launch, and the price remains high.